Evangelical Christians and the Transgender Movement

Rob Pacienza

An 82-year-old woman is now taking steps to sue her local YMCA for banning her from its facilities and triggering “mob-like attacks, public humiliation, and widespread mendacious reporting.”...

Us and Them: Public Theology in the Breach

John Currie

It was once taken for granted in the United States that crises and important occasions were marked by prayer. From 1789, when George Washington began the custom of...

Preserving Philadelphia’s Legacy and History

Peter Lillback

It is truly extraordinary that the Biden administration has chosen Welcome Park in Philadelphia as the site to reassert the Native Americans' legacy. This small park, celebrating William...

Harvard and America

Rob Pacienza

In the two months following the October 7 Hamas massacre of more than 1,200 people in Israel, Hamas supporters and progressive sympathizers have threatened and targeted Jews worldwide....

The Cradle That Rocked the World

Rob Pacienza

A few years ago, American Atheists launched two nationwide billboard campaigns urging viewers to celebrate Christmas by skipping holiday worship gatherings. The first billboard depicts a young woman...

People & Government: A Christian Perspective in the Modern World

Douglas Monroe

In a world where the role of government is a subject of ongoing debate, it is crucial to seek understanding on the age-old question: Is government a necessary...

Three Freedoms That Are Worth Defending

Kristin Brown

A veteran is someone who, at one point in their life, wrote a blank check made payable to The United States of America for an amount up to...

Fighting for our Families

Heather Moraitis

We the people. The first three words of the United States Constitution and the foundational principle of our republic. We elect government officials to represent our interests. We...

Reformation Day: Why October 31st Is a Big Deal

Rob Pacienza

On October 31, people around the world will celebrate Halloween. In the United States, this usually entails carving pumpkins, eating candy corn, and placing signs by candy bowls...

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